Cat Behavior
Dive into the quirky world of feline habits and hijinks—because understanding your cat is half the fun of living with one!
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Do Cats Eat Snakes? Vet-Verified Risks & Precautions
Cats are opportunistic hunters and sometimes hunt snakes as a result. Cats often hunt snakes for sport and leave the body after the game. Occasionally, cats wi…
Female Cat Behavior After Spaying: Vet Reviewed Changes to Expect
One of the side effects of spaying a female cat is behavioral changes. Some are short-term and directly related to the pain your cat is likely in after surgery…
Do Cats Pee to Mark Territory? Vet-Reviewed Cat Behavior Explanation
If you’ve ever seen your cat back up to a wall, the couch, or anywhere that is a vertical surface and spray urine, it’s called urine marking or spraying. Cats…
How Do Cats Clean Themselves? Normal Behavior & Advice (Vet-Reviewed)
Cats are known for their impressive ability to self-groom. However, there is a line between healthy grooming and compulsive grooming. Likewise, some cats under…
5 Vet-Reviewed Reasons Why Your Cat Uses You As A Scratching Post & How To Stop It
Your cat’s claws are used for survival as hunting weapons and tree-scaling devices in the wild. As domesticated pets, their claws are kept in tip-top shape wit…
Do Cats Like Privacy When They Poop? Vet-Reviewed Feline Preferences
Cats may not value your privacy, especially when you’re just trying to sneak off to the bathroom. Maybe you don’t mind the four paws following you to the bathr…
Do Cats Pee & Poop at the Same Time? Vet-Reviewed Feline Anatomy & Behavior Explained
You know you’re a real cat owner when you start to fuss over your pet's grossest habits, like their bathroom use. But knowing what’s normal for felines can act…
Do Cats Eat Their Own Poop? Vet-Verified Facts & How to Stop It
Cats are curious creatures, and we may see them sampling various non-edible things, including houseplants, cardboard boxes, and our toes. Many animals eat thei…